As the 2025 regular season continues, today we will focus on three things in the baseball world:
1. Witt hits 20 straight wins:
Royal superstar Bobby Witt Jr. It may not have replicated the ridiculous heights he reached in last year’s MVP runner-up, but he still made a good start. The soon-to-be-25-year-old will reach .316/.385/.474 with nine steals and MLB-leading 12 doubles. Witt’s last 20 games were particularly shocking after starting a relatively slow start in the first few weeks of the season. He hit .356/.424/.521 when he received at least one blow in each game. That 20 streak is the longest streak in the 2025 season, and today he will try to align it with the Rays and Rights-handed Drew Rasmussen.
2. Promoted young people:
Speaking of royals facing off against Rasmussen and tonight’s rays, they will send the rookie to the mound to the right of Tampa’s tough right hand. Southpaw Noah Cameron He is reportedly preparing to make his MLB debut in tonight’s game, which is scheduled to begin in Tampa at local time. Cameron usually performed well in 25 games between Double-A and Triple-A last year, and so far he has scored 3.22 ERA in five games with a strikeout rate of 30.3% at five levels this season. That great start was enough to make him look at the major league level, and Ace Southpaw Cole Ragans Nurse suffered groin injury.
Meanwhile, when the Red Army promotes right-handed Chase the little And infielder Tyler Callihan. These promotions will be held ahead of the doubles against the Cardinals today. Petty, 22, is the top 100 potential clients obtained from twins Sonny Gray Trading a few years ago. He plans to go across from St. Louis Lefty Steven Matz After he posted a 3.52 ERA in his first five games in Triple-A. As for Cincinnati’s third-rounder Callihan, who has just started his 25-year-old season, has tasted the cover with his first Triple-A and has 28 games in a .311/.432/.553 Slash series (including a short four-game end 2024).
3. Famous returns from Boston Los Angeles:
Two starting pitchers who have not pitched since the 2023 season plan to return to the major leagues. Dodgers welcome Tony Gonsolin Tommy John returned from the list of injuries after his recovery from the surgery, which left him for 20 months. He will face the Marlins in the return game at Dodger Stadium, which is scheduled for 12:10 p.m. local time Cal Quantrill On the mound opposite the 2022 All-Star.
at the same time, Lucas Giolito His Red Sox made his debut after signing with the club in the 2023-24 offseason, but underwent elbow surgery during spring training. Giolito is preparing to play the Blue Jays in Toronto, with the game scheduled for 7.07pm local time. Jays has not announced who will bring the mound opposite Giolito tonight’s game.
